Lots of Brits will be jetting off to sunnier climes this half term and taking advantage of countries easing their travel rules ahead of the summer season. Although the UK scrapped all of its travel rules in March this year, other destinations have taken a more gradual approach.
On Saturday Spain announced that it was relaxing its entry requirements, allowing unvaccinated holidaymakers to enter the country, provided they show a negative coronavirus test result. There are dozens of countries where you can travel to without being vaccinated or having to take a test.
There’s been a huge surge in demand for foreign holidays in recent weeks, as many travellers have booked their first trip abroad since the pandemic began. Airlines including Jet2, TUI and Ryanair have already reported a huge increase in bookings for popular destinations such as Spain and the Canary Islands over the past few months, Liverpool Echo reports.
